lol thiefs, get fucked on by this youtube video.

It is literally a scam

It's a scam. If you don't know, please watch videos about their scams on Youtube by MegaLag.

SCAM! Revealed to have been massively stealing from both consumers and creators who advertised for them. Do NOT install!!

scam

literal malware and the people behind it engage in many illegal activities against specific people, and it never even worked with the websites i use on top of that

fraud do NOT download

Commits Fraud and Theft

Also just not that good

Honey, owned by PayPal, is based on a fraudulent premise. It promises to find the best coupon codes for users and actively works to ensure that this is not the case. It also steals from business partners by hijacking affiliate links. Shady business, and bad extension. Do not use.

It's a scam. Mozilla needs to remove this extension from the add-ons page.

This add-on scams YouTube creators by not fulfilling affiliate links, and instead paying PayPal instead of the creators.

Honey doesn't show coupons even if it exists.

SCAM. DOES NOT FIND THE BEST DEAL. STEALS MONEY FROM CONTENT CREATORS / AFFILIATES. DOES DODGY BEHIND THE SCENES STUFF. AVOID.

This company will give you 0 coupons then steal your referral money essentially making you pay upwards of 50% EXTRA on products your buying! STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS!

Scam, does not give you the best deal

Honey steals money from the user and from influencers who provide affiliate links. It replaces the affiliate cookie with its own to make the commission, and does not provide users with the best deals out there. Honey also does not accept most coupon codes you try to submit, even if they work fine.
Beware: When buying an item that is very limited quantity, Honey reloads the page to apply coupons (and change the affiliate cookie), which in turn removes your hold on the item even if it was in your cart. I've lost out on buying items in limited drops because of this. Honey is a scam.

Taking advantage of affiliate program referral links by overriding them into their own, so Honey gets the money and not the affiliate, even if they didn't find any coupons. Working with companies behind the scenes to hide the coupons they don't want you to see, and only giving you the ones they do want you to see.

How are you still able to pretend this is a legit add-on?